History Characters / JustifiedTigerhawkSecurities

* BadassBaritone: He speaks with Sam Elliott's magnificent deep voice.

* TheChainsOfCommanding: [[spoiler:Markham gives this trope as his counterargument to Walker not wanting to kill Choo-Choo. He tells Walker being in charge means having to make the hard decisions. He sees Choo-Choo as TheLoad and gives his own anecdote to Walker's about [[NoManLeftBehind injured commrades.]] He thinks they should be [[ShootTheDog abandoned]] or be given a MercyKill for the good of the whole unit rather than risk dragging everyone else down.]]

* InformedAbility: Markham comes with an earthshattering reputation as one of the most dangerous criminals to ever come out of Kentucky. Yet he spends most of the season being manipulated or targeted by one faction or another, quickly loses control over his men, and thus far has failed to accomplish anything.

* TheGunslinger: Trick Shot variety. Loves to show off his fancy pistol skills and how quick he is on the draw to intimidate others. [[spoilers: This doesn't save him in the finale, where he loses to Raylan's quick draw.]]

* {{Leitmotif}}: One of the few characters in the show to have one. It's a low, sinister tune that tends to play when he's menacing someone... which is most of his screentime.

* ASimplePlan / WhatAnIdiot: Walker instructed him to follow Raylan and Tim in his car. When Raylan confronts him, he allows Raylan to drive off with his car, leaving him stranded. When Tim pulls up later, he fails to recognize Tim's vehicle as the same vehicle he'd been following earlier. Choo-Choo not only accepts a ride from Tim (failing to realize that Tim is a federal marshal), but shares details of Walker's operation with him.

* NiceHat: After meeting Raylan and becoming obsessed with the idea of having a showdown with him, Boon has a custom-made black hat which even Raylan admits looks cool. [[spoiler: Raylan takes it for his own after killing Boon in their last confrontation that left his own hat torn up from a failed headshot.]]

* BadassBeard: He's former special ops, and that beard is quite magnificent.

* TheMark: Markham is the target of several schemers who hope to make off with his ten million dollars.

* BadassGrandpa: Markham is a little older than Katherine, who has grandkids.
* BadBoss[=/=]BenevolentBoss: When giving Katherine advice on dealing with Boyd, he says that he ensures loyalty by overpaying his employees, making sure they're looked after and happy, arguing for the carrot rather than the stick. Then, when pressed, he says that if his employees cross him he'll cut out both their eyes as a "good start". Apparently cutting out on eye is insufficient because a one-eyed man can "still see, still get a driver's license, even". Nor is he in the market for an HonestAdvisor.

* CharacterDeath: [[spoiler:Shot by Raylan in the final episode.]]

* WouldntHitAGirl: [[spoiler:He volunteers to kill Caprice to clean up his own mess, but can't bring himself to do so. It ultimately leads to his death.]]

* {{Badass}}: [[spoiler: He extracts a bullet from his wounded shoulder using nothing but a knife, without anesthesia, then pours salt into his wounds to disinfect them. Walker has a badass tolerance to pain.]]

* {{Badass}}: This man can terrify Boyd Crowder with minimal action. He's legendary among the criminals of Kentucky and is most certainly not to be trifled with.

* DangerouslyGenreSavvy: A lifetime of playing the game in Harlan has given him a leg up on the tricks of everyone in town, like the Bennett apple pie.

* FishOutOfWater: Though they are experienced soldiers and excellent in intimidating people on Markham's behalf, as time goes on they are shown to be out of their element when acting as criminals. [[spoiler: When an interrogation goes wrong, they decide to dump the body in the woods figuring that no one would ever find it. Turns out they wrapped the body in a carpet and dropped it on a hunting trail. During hunting season. The poor guy's corpse is found within a week. They also didn't strip the body, so the local police not only find his ID but Raylan's business card as well. Guess who they immediately call to help identify the body? To take it a step further, they are all killed around the halfway point of the season, due to bad luck, incompetence, or not being GenreSavvy to how harden criminals act.]]

* BigBad: Ultimately subverted. Markham is introduced with the same sort of fanfare as Bo Crowder, Mags Bennett, and Robert Quarles, but his schemes ultimately go nowhere, and rather than driving the plot forward, he finds himself the ''target'' of schemes from players like Boyd Crowder, Wynn Duffy, and Katherine Hale.

* BigBadEnsemble: Duking it out with Boyd Crowder and Katherine Hale for Season 6's villain top spot. As of episode four he is arguably the strongest candidate (he has the most power and is therefore the biggest threat, and his plans to take over Harlan are currently driving the main plot), although both Boyd and Hale's plans involve taking him down and either one has the potential to eclipse him before the season ends.

* NiceHat: After meeting Raylan and becoming obsessed with the idea of having a showdown with him, Boon has a custom-made black hat which even Raylan admits looks cool. [spoiler: Raylan takes it for his own after Boon damages Raylan's in their gunfight.]]

* NiceHat: After meeting Raylan and becoming obsessed with the idea of having a showdown with him, Boon has a custom-made black hat which even Raylan admits looks cool.

->'''Played By:''' Duke Davis Roberts

->'''Played By:''' Creator/GarretDillahunt, Scott Grimes & Creator/DukeDavisRoberts

[[caption-width-right:350:''"This ain't the army anymore, top."'']]
->'''Played By:''' Scott Grimes

* BoomHeadshot: Deconstructed. He admits that he has a tendency to go for headshots, which results in his failure to kill Raylan in the end. His shot goes through Raylan's hat and merely grazes his head, whereas Raylan, who teaches cadets to aim for the heart, [[spoiler: lands a fatal killshot on Boon]].

* CharacterDeath: [[spoiler: Shot by Raylan in the final episode.]]

* DragonTheirFeet: [[spoiler: He outlives Markham, but not for long. He ends up becoming the last antagonist in the series that Raylan kills.]]

* KickTheDog: When Raylan asks him what will make him any better than [[spoiler: the deceased]] Tigerhawk Securities, he insultingly calls them "jarheads" and states they didn't have souls.

* PsychoForHire: It's unclear where Markham found Boon; likely a padded cell somewhere. [[spoiler: Markham needed some new muscle after losing the entire Tigerhawk Securities group in only three episodes.]]

* AssholeVictim: [[spoiler: Easily one of the most despicable villains on the show, he meets his end when he tries to kill Raylan.]]

* BoomHeadshot: Deconstructed. He admits that he has a tendency to go for headshots, which results in his failure to kill Raylan in the end. His shot goes through Raylan's hat and merely grazes his head, whereas Raylan, who teaches cadets to aim for the heart, lands a fatal killshot on Boon.